… vision impairment have equitable opportunities for person-centered health care. However,
equitable access to health care for people with vision-… of people with vision impairment, owing …

… definitions of vision impairment and an overview of the vision impairment population. Within
… of vision impairment. It is noted that distinctive common types of childhood vision impairment …

… and may have had a spectrum of vision impairment given that the eligibility requirement was
… a profound impact on improving equitable access for individuals with visual disabilities in …

… Those who have vision impairment may have trouble or be unable to read prescription
labels as well, which can have important ramifications on adherence, as greater reliance on …

… In addition to alleviating vision impairment, improving spectacle access may have additional
benefits to improving the eye health of indigenous Australians generally. The prospect of …

… and severe vision impairment, affecting an estimated 94 million people in 2020 [1]. Vision
loss from … Reducing cataract blindness and vision impairment was, therefore, a priority in the …

… ,22 but synthesis of information on other causes of vision impairment has not been
undertaken. This information would assist decision-makers to plan equitable eye health services. …

… imperatives of providing equal access to information to persons with visual impairment because
of … vision optical and video aids enable many visually impaired children to participate in …

… facilitate equitable curriculum access for learners with vision … The first area is concerned
with equal access to education. … drivers that demand fair and equal access to education for all …

… a major cause of moderate and severe vision impairment, affecting an estimated 65 million
… vision impairment from cataract in the community, nor whether the effects were equitable.5 …